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Barrier Breakers Services

EIN# 88-2477904 / UBI 604 931 118

Helping one person at a time  become self-sufficient and back in control of their lives.

At Barrier Breakers, our top priority is to drive impactful initiatives where they are needed most. We act with urgency to raise public awareness of some of today’s most pressing societal challenges.

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As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Barrier Breakers is dedicated to fostering sustainable, self-sufficient lives for both previously incarcerated individuals and our unsheltered neighbors. We strive to break down the prejudicial barriers that have contributed to their past and current circumstances. By providing essential tools, education, and a clear path forward, we aim to empower individuals to build positive, independent futures—ensuring that no one is left without shelter.

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Barrier Breakers operates seven days a week, recognizing that support is needed beyond traditional hours. We provide assistance on Saturdays and Sundays because the need doesn’t stop at 5 PM on Friday or wait until 8 AM on Monday.

 

At Barrier Breakers, we are dedicated to helping previously incarcerated individuals and our unsheltered neighbors overcome obstacles and build self-sufficient lives. Through direct outreach, essential services, and community partnerships, we provide support to those in need—seven days a week.

Our Core Programs

1. Street Outreach & Essential Needs

We meet individuals where they are, providing life-sustaining supplies to help them survive and regain stability.


What We Provide:

  • Meal bags (sack lunches)

  • Clothing (shirts, pants, socks, underwear, coats, hats, hand warmers)

  • Sleeping bags & wool blankets

  • Tents & tarps

  • Hygiene kits (including feminine hygiene products)

  • Narcan/Naloxone

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2. Phone Services

Staying connected is essential. We help eligible individuals access communication services through:
 

  • The Lifeline Connectivity Program

  • Free phones & SIM card connections for those who qualify

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3. Housing Assistance

We guide individuals through the complex housing system to help them find safe, stable shelter.

Services Include:

  • Connecting to 211 Coordinated Entry

  • Assistance with Coordinated Entry forms

  • Housing & shelter referrals

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4. Transportation Support

Reliable transportation is crucial for accessing essential services.

We offer:

  • Free 1-day bus passes

  • Rides to and from:

    • Health-related appointments

    • Detox & addiction treatment centers

    • Mental health services

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5. Supportive & Resource Services

We provide one-on-one guidance to help individuals rebuild their lives.

Services Include:

  • Assistance obtaining an ID or driver’s license

  • Navigating the court system

  • Job referrals & resume building

  • College enrollment & GED assistance

  • Applying for clean & sober housing

  • Completing court-mandated community service hours

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Breaking Barriers & Building Community

Education & De-stigmatization

We work to eliminate prejudice and discrimination by educating the community about the realities of homelessness, addiction, and reentry. Substance use, poverty, crime, and mental health struggles are societal problems—not individual failures. By fostering understanding, we aim to replace judgment with compassion, helping more individuals find employment, stability, and hope.​

Outreach & Connection

We don’t just provide resources—we build relationships. Many of our unsheltered neighbors face stigma when seeking help, especially those struggling with Opioid Use Disorder and substance use disorders. Our team offers judgment-free support, walking with individuals through treatment and recovery, ensuring they are never alone in their journey.

Reentry Navigation

For individuals leaving jail, prison, or treatment centers, reentering society can be overwhelming. We help navigate this transition by:

  • Providing supportive mentorship

  • Connecting individuals with community resources

  • Assisting with employment, housing, and education opportunities

  • Helping rebuild confidence and self-sufficiency

Community Service & Giving Back

We offer opportunities for those in drug court to complete community service hours through neighborhood cleanup projects. This not only fulfills legal requirements but also fosters a sense of purpose and contribution.

How You Can Help

Our outreach is volunteer-driven, and many of our supplies are donation-based. If you’d like to contribute clothing, food, hygiene products, or other essential items, please contact us at (360) 391-5501.

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Together, we can break barriers and build a future where no one is left behind.

Homeless Outreach

Helping the Community

With this initiative, our goal is to promote great opportunities for those in need. With access to the right resources, people can become empowered by their own abilities and gain the confidence to fulfill their potential. Learn more about our work by getting in touch with our team! today.

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Community Support Navigation

One Step at a Time

At Barrier Breakers, we are dedicated to stepping up our efforts in addressing this issue. Having access to, and understanding what resources are available is not an easy task for our unsheltered neighbors, but through cooperation of our volunteers, our network of resources, and community empowerment, we believe we can overcome this barrier.

Re-entry Support

Overcoming Prejudicial Barriers

By giving support for those who do not have fair access to resources upon release from incarceration. Barrier Breakers works hard to give those who have been previously incarcerated a chance to live in a community without barriers and prejudice because of their past. This will help create a pathway to self sufficiency and will lead to a more positive and productive community member while also helping to eliminate their negative past.

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Food Donation Drop-Off

Reinforcing Our Commitment

With our organization’s mission always in mind, we strive to find new strategies for distributing food donations. Food Donation Drop-Off is something that we take very seriously, and our team is working each and every day to make a positive impact. Please contact us to learn more about our commitment to this cause.

Community Resources

Dedicated to Help

Barrier Breakers is dedicated to keeping the most accurate and up to date resources available to those who may be in need. We invite you to learn more and lend your support.

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Clothing/Bedding Donation Drop-Off

Commitment to Create a Difference

Barrier Breakers is always in need of help with dry clothes and bedding for those in need. Clothing/bedding Donation Drop-Off is something our team is working each and every day to make a positive impact with our unsheltered individuals in our community. Please contact us to learn more about how to donate.

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Find out more by contacting us.

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